I installed MOZY FREE Backup software on my computer by following their
instructions.
After installation, my computer kept freezing and then I got the Windows Blue
Screen of Death!
Basically, MOZY FREE Backup CRASHED my computer. I could not even do a system
restore. I had to restore my
On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 05:11:46PM -0400, infomax467 wrote:
Basically, MOZY FREE Backup CRASHED my computer. [...]
Maybe that's how they get you; then they tell you have to purchase one of
their plans???
FYI: I have 2GB of RAM and a 2.0 GHz AMD processor and it still CRASHED
it!
It's
Ben Tucker wrote:
I had a machine fail in the midst of backing up a couple weeks ago and
ever since I have been unable to get it to successfully backup.
rdiff-backup --check-destination-dir runs without error, but then
running the actual backup command results in an exception. I'm
running 1.2.8
Josh Nisly wrote:
One of my clients encountered an interesting bug in rdiff-backup -
under certain conditions, if a file changes while it is being backed
up, rdiff-backup throws an unhandled exception...
I can't help on the main problem, but as a workaround (and a better
approach anyway),
Hi!
I'm new to rdiff-backup. I'm using it under Windows (Vista). The first
time I tried to backup my harddrive it gives me an error, which possibly
originates from special characters I like to use. Please have a look:
Exception 'Bad index order: ('Pictures', '2006', '20060326-0401
I have some large files, such as hard drive images for virtual machines,
which will change a few blocks at a time but most of the file remains
unchanged, and I would like to backup efficiently. Needless to say it is
bad to send the whole file across every time. I would like a diff-like
program
On Tue, Aug 25, 2009 at 17:17, Edward
Harveyedward.har...@lyricsemiconductor.com wrote:
Can rdiff (or anything that anyone knows of) do this?
storebackup can
http://www.nongnu.org/storebackup/
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Josh Nisly wrote:
One of my clients encountered an interesting bug in rdiff-backup -
under certain conditions, if a file changes while it is being backed
up, rdiff-backup throws an unhandled exception...
I can't help on the main problem, but as a workaround (and a better
approach anyway),
Ben Tucker wrote:
I had a machine fail in the midst of backing up a couple weeks ago and
ever since I have been unable to get it to successfully backup.
rdiff-backup --check-destination-dir runs without error, but then
running the actual backup command results in an exception. I'm
running 1.2.8
